For years, I ran a successful family business. On the outside, I had the trappings of success - the income, the lifestyle, the recognition. But inside, I felt unfulfilled. I had built something I thought was the "right" life, yet there was a deep sense that something was missing.
The turning point came when I realised something that hit me like a lightning bolt:
I was exactly where I was in life because of every single decision I had ever made.
I was in complete control of my decision making- even when life felt at its most chaotic.
No challenge life had ever thrown me had been bigger than my ability to make a decision and then act on it. That truth changed everything.
When I later ran my own fitness business, I began adding personal development coaching into my work. I knew that health was never just about the number on the scales. True transformation came from working on your mindset, your heartset, and your soulset - from how you think, feel, connect, and live. When I saw my clients changing not just their bodies, but their lives, something lit up inside of me.
I decided to host a one-day personal development event in Glasgow. Twelve seats. One day. Sold out in 24 hours.
People travelled from every corner of the UK to be there. That day landed so deeply with everyone who attended, and it fired me up in a way like nothing else had.
Decision Day was born.
Since then, it's been more than an event - it's a framework that has created real, measurable change in people's lives. Not just for a few days afterwards, but for months and years. At the very time of writing this, I have just received a message from someone I worked with six years ago, telling me that their most recent breakthrough was as a result of their Decision Day work and that it still shapes their life today.
All of my coaching, tools, and strategies come from lived experience - my own colourful personal journey, full of challenges, lessons, and growth.
My passion and life's work is to ensure people squeeze every drop of juice out of their life, on their own terms, and to step into their full potential.
